The FBI just released that 2016 was the second year in a row that hate crimes have gone up nationwide. 2017 may be the third. In Chicago, Illinois, there have been 39 hate crimes just in the first half of 2017. The Police Department has been keeping electronic records of hate ... [Continue Reading]
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One Foster Child Threatens Another – What Happened Next?
There are thousands of children and young adults livings in independent living environments facilitated by professionals. Many of these children have lost their parents to death and drugs to no fault of their own. These children and young adults have been in foster and group homes — ... [Continue Reading]
Is Your Loved One the Victim of Resident to Resident Elder Mistreatment (RREM)?
The residents who occupy the rooms of Chicago nursing homes are there for a reason. They are elderly, fragile, or simply cannot take care of themselves in the manner that supports overall health and wellness. While nursing homes and other long-term care facilities are expected to care for these ... [Continue Reading]
Commercial Truck Accidents are Among the Deadliest Types of Automobile Accidents
A tragic truck accident occurred just a few weeks back leaving three people dead and one critically injured. The accident involved a semi tractor-trailer and a 2012 Chevrolet passenger car. The occupants who didn’t survive the accident were 19-year-old Julius J. Green, Precious M. Horace, 19, and ... [Continue Reading]
Four Tips on How to Make Your Next Drive a Safer One
Looking for ways to be a better driver in the city of Chicago? Do you have a teen who just received their license and is in need of some additional tips they can implement as they now spend more of their time out on the roadways? If so, the Chicago truck accident lawyers at Dinizulu Law Group, Ltd ... [Continue Reading]
18-Year-Olds Now Allowed to Drive 18-Wheelers
Last year, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which monitors safety regulations for the trucking industry introduced a three-year pilot program to allow 18-21 year-old drivers haul large trucks and tractor trailers across state lines. Why is this considered a good idea? According to ... [Continue Reading]
Cars Have Gotten Safer. Have Trucks?
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has reported that over the past few decades cars have gotten safer and fatalities have gone down. This trend can be linked to advances in safety features, such as airbags, electronic stability control, and anti-lock brakes, among other technical ... [Continue Reading]
Are Accidents More Likely to Occur on Halloween Night?
With the end of October quickly approaching, there is one thing that sits on the minds of many, and that is Halloween. Halloween is a time for children and their families to transform into someone they idolize or even something creepy and walk through their neighborhoods collecting candy and ... [Continue Reading]